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07-01-2014, 03:47 PM

#1971

rightside02

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What's the requirement ? I have about 700 turbine PIC (Saab 340) and some 200 piston SE PiC, I got in with out questions . Now my résumé had check airmen and other things but still not a 100" pic total. So what is the so called number ?

Just trying to keep up on today's mins for friends .

07-01-2014, 05:02 PM

#1972

Climbto450

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Originally Posted by Spoilers

At a job fair about 3 months ago, I was told by a recruiter that 5000TT and 1000 TPIC was competetive at this time.

TPIC not necessarily we want 1000 total PIC that wasn't just flight instructing and 5000 total. More turbine is better but total PIC is what counts.

07-02-2014, 07:19 AM

#1973

sonicguy

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I have close to 6000 hours 4000 jets and more than 1000 PIC but have not heard anything, and I applied back in December

07-02-2014, 10:56 AM

#1974

Ted Striker

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Any idea when the hiring board meets again?

07-02-2014, 11:08 AM

#1975

cgtpilot

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ted Striker

Any idea when the hiring board meets again?

I've been at JB for over 7 years and have never heard of or met anyone on a pilot hiring board. If it exists, it exists behind closed doors at the crystal palace in NYC.

07-02-2014, 11:59 AM

#1976

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cgtpilot

I've been at JB for over 7 years and have never heard of or met anyone on a pilot hiring board. If it exists, it exists behind closed doors at the crystal palace in NYC.

It exists. And yes the doors are closed.

07-02-2014, 02:48 PM

#1977

eman

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Originally Posted by Beechnut

It exists. And yes the doors are closed.

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07-02-2014, 09:47 PM

#1978

map76

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If you're based in BOS but live in New Hampshire, do you pay MA income tax? Thanks

07-03-2014, 04:04 AM

#1979

GuppyPuppy

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Quote:

Originally Posted by map76

If you're based in BOS but live in New Hampshire, do you pay MA income tax? Thanks

No. As an airline pilot you only claim income for the state in which you reside. Their is an exemption for pilots in the tax code. The only way you'dpay tax in your scenario is if 50% or more of your flying is within the state of Massachussets. So, if a Cape Air pilot lives in NH and is based in BOS and does a majority of his flying to ACK/MVY and P-town then that pilot would owe MA taxes. However, a JB pilot living in NH and based in BOS would not owe MA taxes since the majority of his flying would not be solely within the state.

Clear as mud?

GP